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NUR 1025 FINAL / NUR 1025 FUNDAMENTALS OF
NURSING FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW VERSION! )
T/F: Nurses’ awareness of politics has a direct impact on health
care policy and practice.
True
Rationale: Nurses influence healthcare policies by
advocating for legislation that promotes patient care, safety, and equitable access to health services, directly impacting healthcare practice and patient outcomes.
T/F: Advances in nursing science and evidence-based practice
have no effect on patient outcomes.
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False
Rationale: Advances in nursing science and evidence-based
practice have greatly improved patient care by introducing more effective, scientifically validated interventions, leading to better outcomes and reduced complications.
T/F: Professional nursing organizations play a key role in
shaping educational standards and specialty certifications.
True
Rationale: Organizations like the ANA and AACN establish
educational standards for nursing programs and provide certifications that ensure nurses are well-prepared to meet the diverse needs of their patients.
What is the primary purpose of an integrated healthcare system? 2 / 4
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- To provide specialized care for chronic illnesses only.
- To offer a continuum of coordinated services to improve
quality and control costs.
- To focus solely on community health initiatives.
- To prioritize urban populations for advanced care.
- To offer a continuum of coordinated services to improve
quality and control costs.
Rationale: Integrated health care systems are designed to
provide seamless, coordinated care across different levels of the healthcare continuum, ensuring cost control and improving patient outcomes. They emphasize comprehensive services rather than focusing solely on chronic illnesses or specific populations.
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A nurse working in a restorative care setting focuses primarily
on:
- Administering vaccines to prevent illness.
- Partnering with patients and families for care planning and
delivery.
- Managing acute illnesses in a hospital setting.
- Providing end-of-life care to patients in hospice.
- Partnering with patients and families for care planning and
delivery.
Rationale: Restorative care focuses on helping patients
regain maximum function and independence. Nurses collaborate with patients and families to ensure long-term recovery and adaptation, often in settings like rehabilitation centers or home care.
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